The phrase "a pattern of acute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a specific type of pattern that is sharp, intense, or severe, often in relation to symptoms or conditions.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of acute responses among participants when exposed to the stimulus."
Alternatives: "a trend of sharp" or "a series of intense".
These data show a strong association between all patterns of acute alcohol consumption and self-inflicted intentional injury in the Republic of Korea.
Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) represents a recognizable common pattern of acute alveolar-capillary injury in critically ill patients.
This study reveals that the pattern of acute self poisoning is changing remarkably over just a few years in rural Sri Lankan districts with medicine (pharmaceutical) poisoning increasing rapidly.
This pattern of acute decline might have continued indefinitely, but, in September, Hurricane Maria damaged much of the island's infrastructure, and left a large portion of the population without power or water.
The expression pattern of acute tubular damage biomarkers such as neutrophil gelatinase associated lipocalin (NGAL) has been shown to precede functional AKI and, therefore, may be useful to identify very early tubular damage.
The current study characterizes and compares the general demographic and clinical characteristics of MOH, the referral pathways and the pattern of acute medication distribution and overuse between European and LA patients suffering from MOH referred to headache centers, in a multinational, multicenter setup.
The pattern of acute eGFR decline followed by stabilization suggests that the acute eGFR decline reflects a (reversible) haemodynamic change rather than worsening of structural renal function 22.
The histopathologic pattern of acute tubular injury typical of HES accumulation in the kidney is osmotic nephrosis.
This pattern of acute pain differs to that observed in Achilles tendinopathy which tends to develop more gradually or of paratenonitis which comes on acutely but not suddenly.
